Static websites can be used as scalable documentation. The documentation is constantly updated: internal team project, user guide, FAQ and customer service, department knowledge base, description of a range of products, etc.
To build this documentation, solo or in a team, you need a documentation generator and a version manager: Git. There are several generators: MkDocs (in training), GitBook and many others. Git is the glue for coordinating teamwork, managing version conflicts, and preserving work history. Well known in the areas of web and software development, Git works according to recipes, work sequences. You have to learn to master them to cope with the majority of situations when building documentation.
Present GitHub
Install and configure Git
Using the command line
Make a first commit
Log in
Modify a remote repository
Go back
Commitment Management
Comparison
Using tags
Create and apply patches
Create branches
Merge branches
Graphical Interfaces for Git
→ Mastering Team Collaboration: An Essential Slack Training
→ Git Training: Writing Technical Documentation
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